Hybrid Approaches-Based Sliding-Mode Control for pH Process Control

Abstract

This paper presents two hybrid control topologies; the topologies are designed by combining artificial intelligence approaches and sliding-mode control methodology. The first topology mixes the learning algorithm for multivariable data analysis (LAMDA) approach with sliding-mode control. The second offers a Takagi–Sugeno multimodel approach, internal model, and sliding-mode control. The process under study is a nonlinear pH neutralization process with high nonlinearities and time-varying parameters. The pH process is simulated for multiple reference changes, disturbance rejection, and noise in the transmitter. Performance indices are used to compare the proposed approaches quantitatively. The hybrid control topologies enhance the performance and robustness of the pH process under study.

Dual-Mode Based Sliding Mode Control Approach for Nonlinear Chemical Processes

“…In ref , a SMC was designed from a FOPDT to control nonlinear systems assuming that the controller robustness will compensate for the modeling errors resulting from linearizing the nonlinear process model. The SMC developed based on a FOPDT model of the actual process has been used for different approaches, as shown in refs , , , and − .…”